Hi everyone, I’m Jonathan Mak, creator of Everyday Shooter, a game I know you’ve heard a little about recently from Rusty Buchert. I thought I’d pop by to give everyone a purview into the life of the one-man developing crew that is Quesy Games (me). Here are few photos to illustrate.
My PS3 is sitting on the box that it came in.
I look forward to playing Heavenly Sword on my 12″ TV.
Most developers have mountains of candy and soda. I have seaweed.
Yesterday I bought 5lbs of hash browns.
As I’m writing this, I’m talking to a game developer who’s friends throw pig’s blood at each other.
I can no longer stay awake for more than eight hours at a time.
The Everyday Shooter code has no 4s or 5s execpt in the combination of 54, or in very rare instances 0.5, because 5 and 4 are very unlucky numbers.
There are eight levels in Everyday Shooter and eight points in this post because eight is a very lucky number.